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Currently the constant product invariant only supports two assets (x and y) and works really well with equal weights, but not with unequal weights because the floating point exponentiation leads to loss of precision, which leads to significant slippage at large numbers.
For now, the constant product invariant only supports equal weights but for exploring how to support unequal weights would be a huge value add.
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Currently the constant product invariant only supports two assets (x and y) and works really well with equal weights, but not with unequal weights because the floating point exponentiation leads to loss of precision, which leads to significant slippage at large numbers.
For now, the constant product invariant only supports equal weights but for exploring how to support unequal weights would be a huge value add.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: